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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1923
Page
4
Ridgefield creates a joint committee with the Board of Selectmen and a citizens group to plan specs and negotiate for a proposed new high school, following an annual town vote. The School Board will oversee the process and coordinate with town leaders.
George Benedict and William NecGlynt among listed names with Miss Mary Nash. The selectmen choose Michael McGlynn, Charles Nash, Harvey Biegell and others to form a committee and proceed with its stated purpose.
Norwalk news reports Mr and Mrs Lee Davis have returned after two months in Europe. Mrs Davis praised the Connecticut Bar association and plans a law partnership with her husband under the name Davis and Davis. She is vice chair of the Republican town committee.
John B. Billings of Windsor Hall Oak Biss claims Tanlac cured his rheumatic pains after five years of sleepless nights and widespread discomfort. He says a bottle stays at his house and he would not part with it. Tanlac is sold by reputable druggists with over seven million bottles sold.
A heavy loaded furniture truck drove up a cemetery terrace to avoid a derailed trolley car in Stratford, breaking a water main and sending a 15 foot geyser into the air. Emergency crews from Bridgeport Hydraulic Co. worked to stop the spill as trolley traffic was halted for about an hour.
Fairfield October 7 Special to the Telegram Rev John H Grant recently named pastor of the What Church of Christ preached his first sermon in the new role The message was salutatory in nature and immediately after services Dr and Mrs Grant greeted parishioners as they began forming new acquaintances It is expected Grant will give his first formal sermon next Sunday
A reporter in New York World quotes Sir Hall Caine saying America must lead Spirit revival to save Europe from greed and decay. He cites Wilson’s moral force, the idea of a world court, and near-universal need for US engagement against isolationism. England watches America as the hopeful moral anchor.
A Brooklyn bankruptcy case centered on a $20,000 damage action against Joseph Harris of New York arises in Superior Court tomorrow at 3 pm. Attorney Charles Brody, ancillary receiver for the estate of Zelkowig, alleges concealed assets connected to the Banner store on Mall Street. Harris denies knowledge of the store’s opening under his name. Co defendants Phil and Moe Harris, and Zelkowitz, face related indictments. Four motorists were arrested for parking in restricted zones after paying a $2 fine.
Georgia Nerdaby of Broad Street, after a nervous breakdown caused speech loss and palsy in both arms, recovered fully through treatment by Dr. Alex Cook, a chiropractor. She is returning to school and classical dancing. The ad claims many patients deemed incurable are restored by his methods.
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